Reyn Spooner® Stories From the East Hawaiian Shirt

STORIES FROM THE EAST TAILORED FIT BUTTON FRONT

Following the theme of our PacRim neighbours, this print highlights the fishing industry in Hawaii and Japan. Maguro or bluefin tuna is the best known tuna and most commonly eaten fish in sushi dining. Hamachi is a yellowtail amberjack and commonly mistaken for tuna, but still very popular with sushi lovers. The print is done in abandana quilt style layout to simply present the different elements of fishing and ocean-related subjects.

• Limited Edition
• Button Front Tailored Fit: Trimmer than traditional aloha shirts for a modern tailored look
• Full button front closure
• Button-down collar
• Short sleeve
• Print-matched left chest pocket
• Rounded shirt tail for a contemporary untucked look
• RS on side seam
• Reverse Print
• Spooner KlothTM - 55% cotton, 45% polyester
• Wrinkle free; machine wash cold, tumble dry low
• Designed in Hawaii